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This modelling approach falls within what is termed structured additive regression (STAR) models, introduced by [21].

This modelling approach falls within a group termed structured additive regression (STAR) models, introduced by Kamman and Wand.

But Scott Wellington, the marketing manager for Universal Remote Control, says the three models introduced by his company are the only ones in the $100-to-$100-to-$100-to-$200transignalsdio frequency signals.

Several of the newest models introduced by manufacturers are equipped with a variety of active safety devices that alert drivers if they are, say, drifting across lanes of traffic or traveling too close to another car.

The models that have been introduced to deal with such situations are respectively known as damage models introduced by Rao ([1963]) and generating models introduced by Panaretos ([1983]).

Other models introduced by the author and based on measurability requirements are those from [7, 28, 29].

Admittedly, both cleave not to the US rap template, but to the rather broader musical model introduced by the Streets.

These were the Lockheed Constellation G model, introduced by T.W.A., the airline I flew for, the Douglas DC-7 and others.

At stake is the future of the hybrid trading model introduced by Mr. Thain — and the future of humans on the exchange floor.

He said structural change was needed and called on the industry to adopt the regional model introduced by the BBC to increase TV production outside London.

The pay-what-you-want model introduced by Radiohead continues to flourish on NoiseTrade.com, which bills itself as a site for "fair trade music".